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Gmail ads are getting so invasive. Can they be blocked?

No one likes ads, but the free Gmail – a very popular email provider – continues to ignore its users demands at this crucial point. While seemingly the perfect email solution with lots of features and plenty of storage, Gmail shows more advertisements to its users than most email services. This advertising must be stopped!
Tags: #dataprivacy, #dataprotection

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